Lugar Forces Keep Fingers Crossed On Vice Presidential Slot
Sen. Jacob Javits hinted at a vice presidential possibility for Spiro Agnew while Clark MacGregor backed Agnew as Nixon's likely choice. Indiana backers of Mayor Richard Lugar prepared to move quickly if Agnew is not chosen or if Miami Beach delegates nominate a different candidate. Mitch Daniels said Lugar information packets were readied by Campaign Communicators Inc. to boost exposure for 1972 and 1976 GOP plans.
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R.N.Y
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Agnew
Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
GOP
Miami Beach
Javits
Lugar
Campaign Communicators, Inc
Bulen
Indiana
Washington Press Corps
Daniels
Tion
George McGovern
Lugar profile details and public life milestones
The packet on Lugar includes a full color brochure and reprints from national papers. Born April 4, 1932, he has appeared in Anderson frequently, spoke at the 1970 dedication of the new city hall, and addressed a large crowd at the Lincoln Dinner. He is a Rhodes Scholar with honors, educated at Shortridge High School, Denison University, Pembroke College Oxford, and holds honorary doctorates from 12 colleges, including Anderson College.
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Lugar
Anderson
New City Hall
Charlene Smeltzer
Shortridge High School
Denison University
Pembroke College
Oxford
England
Anderson College
Navy
Arleigh Brake
Naval Operations
Inside Story Highlights Across Politics Space and Sports
Ten year old Billy opens a birthday gift on display pages. George McGovern targets the farm vote with Nixon in November. Lawrence F O'Brien becomes the main liaison for the campaign. Vietnamese forces face pressure in Quang Tri. The Neil Armstrong Museum opens in Wapakoneta Ohio. Bobby Fischer faces 13 demands with C day in Iceland. Stan Smith and Harold Solomon picked for Davis Cup. Lamar Lundy battles disease with wife Lilli's support. India to ship high yield rice seed funded by American philanthropy. Weather: hot and humid with slight rain chances, highs in 90s, lows in 70s.
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India
North Weitnam
Senate approves wage hike to 2.20 amid Nixon opposition
The Senate advanced a bill to raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.20 an hour, the largest rise in history, rejecting Nixon’s 2 plan. The 65 to 27 vote sent the bill to conference with the House which passed a similar measure.
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Senate
Nixon
George McGovern
South Dakota
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House
AFL
Steamy air over East keeps pollution fears in air
A stubborn mass of steamy air hovered over the Eastern seaboard for a fifth day, straining electric power and triggering smog alerts from Albany to Baltimore. Rain in New York eased pollutants as temperatures cooled, while Ohio counties near Steubenville faced an emergency alert and a potential legal bid to curb industrial pollution.
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New York
New York City
Seaboard
National Weather Service
Albany
N.Y
Baltimore
Ohio
Steubenville
State Health Department
Allegheny County Health Department
Pitts
District of Columbia
David Dejulio
Council of Governments
Maryland
Westchester County
Dutchess County
Detroit Edison
Consumers Power Companies
Michigan
Palisades
Canada
Philadelphia
Rail Featherbedding Dispute Finally Ends
Washington reports the settlement of what is called the nation’s longest labor dispute, protecting 16 000 locomotive firemen. The agreement enforces a 65 retirement age, trains new engineers from firemen ranks, and ends a federal arbitration ruling costlier for railroads, with long term savings anticipated.
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M.W. Hampton
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United Transportation Union
William H. Dempsey
National Railway Labor Conference
Secretary of Labor
J.D. Hodgson
Dempsey
Stl
Grama Eee Meee
al Ches Ser
Sawas Pees
New York Central Railroad
Local Youth Charged In Car Wreck Death
A rural Anderson youth, Jeffrey L. Gentry, 17, was charged in a one car wreck that killed 16 year old Kathy Dugger of Anderson. Initial charges included driving while intoxicated, public intoxication, and two counts of reckless driving. He was later charged with reckless homicide by juvenile authorities.
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Anderson
Kathy Dugger
Rt. 2
Jeffrey L. Gentry
Rt. 1
Gentry
County Traffic Deaths Near Alexandria Pike
The accident at 3 35 a m on Alexandria Pike near Durbin Drive killed a teen girl and injured others. Gentry, driver of a 1972 Pontiac, died. Gregory Gentry may have been drag racing. Everett Dugger suffered facial injuries. coroner cites first cervical vertebra separation. Funeral services set for Saturday at Rowe Weston Nofz eral Home. Surviving relatives include George and Betty Dugger and several siblings. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Alexandria Pike
Durbin Drive
Everett N. Dugger
Community Hospitality Hospital
Gentry
Lonnie C. Weston
Roy Ramsey
MCPD
Ramsey
William Stookey
Anderson
Gregory
Rowe-Weston-Noffzeeral Home
Highland School
Ger
Teo Seeman
Head Start Workshop Ends At Anderson College
Nearly 80 Head Start teachers and directors from across Indiana conclude a weeklong training at Anderson College. The event, part of two federal grants totaling about 170000, aims to strengthen preschool programs through enhanced curriculum planning, staff development, and parent involvement, laying groundwork for future learning centers.
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Anderson Colege
Paul AG
Ha%& Boyd
Anderson
Anderson College
Dennis Cole
Cole
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Bobby Fischer
Stan Smith
Harold Solomon
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